Who's Walking Who KC Dog Training

11/23/2025

Be honest… does your dog listen at home but act wild in public? 😅
Pulling on the leash, barking at dogs, ignoring every cue—you’re not alone! Most dogs struggle with real-life distractions, and that’s exactly what our day training programs are built to fix.
If you’re ready for calmer walks and a dog who actually listens, call me at 913-206-3703 and let me get you on schedule!!

11/12/2025

Well, who would have thought that this "shelter dog" would have ended up saving lives? Sully was barking very insistent and wouldn't settle, so dad finally decided to investigate and found that mom had left the car running in the garage with the door closed, with a full tank of gas. The car could have run all night! Sully led dad to the door, sniffing at the bottom, jumping and barking until he opened it up and realized what was going on. Sometimes dogs are trying to tell us things, not always, but if they aren't giving up, it might be worth checking things out. In this case, it saved them from a potential tragedy.

11/07/2025

Enjoy the gorgeous weather while it lasts! With colder days arriving Sunday, now’s the perfect time to take your pups out for a walk. Don’t miss out on the sunshine—make the most of these beautiful days together!

If you are still struggling to walk your dog, please contact us at 913-206-3703

11/05/2025

Saturday, November 15th, 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. we are offering another group class to work on the PLACE command. It will be at our facility 11505 S Strang Line Road.
$20 per dog is my Venmo (put your dog's name and use 3703 if it asks for a code to avoid fees) or you can bring cash

Text me at 913-206-3703 to let me know you are coming, space is limited!

Are you utilizing the PLACE command? In our last group class, we had dogs that had been in training along with dogs that had never been in training. The requirement was that you keep your dog on the raised cot, next to you when your dog wasn't working. This kept dogs from meeting other dogs or humans without permission. I had several people come to me and say they were surprised at how well their dogs did in class. Do you want to know why that was? We gave the dogs 1 specific task, stay on this cot. We removed all other options and every dog decided on their own to chill out.
We will show you how to introduce your dog to the place cot, we have some dogs that are too afraid to go up on it, we will show you how to work thru that, we have dogs that want to immediately hop off when the owner walks away, we will show you how to fix that. We will go over when to use PLACE and when not to, also discuss respecting the dog's space while on place.

You don't want to miss out!!

10/28/2025

"How soon can we stop using the prong"

We get asked this a lot!

The goal of training isn't to hurry up and stop using the tools that are working, it is to find the tools that works, learn how to use them and be consistent about using them to communicate with your dog.

Most dogs automatically pull when you put the flat collars back on, because of opposition reflex, which is the involuntary response where dogs instinctively resist pressure or restraint. (this is why a harness won't work to stop pulling, it encourages it and gives dog's a way to pull without hurting their neck)

Don't be in a rush to do away with the tools, be in a rush to learn how to use the tools and teach your dog what you want.

Reach out if you are still struggling!!!

10/22/2025

10/15/2025

We are offering a LEASH MANNERS ONLY class on Saturday, Oct 25th from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at our training facility, located at 11505 S Strang Line Road, Olathe KS

$20 per dog

Text or call me at 913-206-3703 if you want to join the class

Each dog must have 1 handler. No flexible leashes.

If your dog wants to eat other dogs, let me know that BEFORE you show up to class, so we can plan accordingly.

You are welcome to join us even if you have not been to any of our obedience classes, the only requirement is that you let me know you are coming.